Do you need to remove the batteries when using this?
21005
i alwaws remove the batteries when i use the dehumidfer. it dont say to remove them but i think it is a good idea. the krise
21006
I don't remove the batteries at all. I just open the battery door to turn them "off."
21007
I don't and have no problems with battery life. Some years ago you were supposed to remove the batteries, but I think battery chemistry has changed since then.
21008
No, but you do need to open the battery door, to allow better drying, and save battery life when the hearing aids are not in use. Those instructions were provided by the audiologist where Mom got her hearing aids.
21009
I think it's best for the hearing aid to open the battery door wide. Once zinc/air batteries are exposed to the air it really doesn't matter, to their life, whether they're in use or not. You open the battery door solely to expose the interior of the hearing aid to the dry environment within the dehumidifier.
1000832
I don't use mine terribly frequently, so have never needed to replace the batteries. If it helps to know, it does shut off automatically pretty quickly after use, so it shouldn't drain the battery overly much.
2276848
No, when the batteries die, replace them. I have had it for 16 months and have replaced the batteries only once. Great little machine. If you aren't going to use it for a while, just take the batteries out.
1449983
No, it does not need batteries. It sits in a rechargeable base. When fully charged, you can remove it. This is a really nice razor and one I expect will last me a long time!
729034
I'm not sure why that's part of the technical description but no, this item does not require batteries.
1283248
No, it does not require batteries. Just plug it in. It has a nice storage area for the cord underneath also.
1250380
Not at all. Leave the batteries in in case you need them. Plug it in when you can.
2072468
Yes batteries are included and it if for any gun chambered .223 or 5.56. Yes, you have to take the batteries out to turn it off. You should not use it much. It only takes a few minutes to bore sight a gun.
2128992
Nope. Battery has to be taken out. Screwing top can be a little tricky due to the fine threads. Still, the flashlight is really bright, like a police vehicle's spotlight. Best flashlight I bought plus its made in the USA!
1711482
You have to remove the batteries. Most of these timers seem to require that.
471124
Yes. I only use it that way; I've never bothered to put batteries in it, as the sound is so good, we use it in the living room.
1753409
Yes, it requires batteries, but don't buy this product. I did, but the build quality is horrible. It broke after six months. I saved up some money and brought a Fluke instead, which has been rock solid.
483933
No. All shooting is mechanical, no batteries needed. This is a well made toy gun and the disks, especially the red ones, shoot very well. The disks can get a bit pricey depending on how much and where you "play". Batteries are for the "clip". They are not needed, but when installed you can turn your clip "on". This activates a light inside the clip that keeps "White"disks glowing in the dark. Seems very silly, right? That is what I thought untill my two children and I used the glow in the dark (white) disks, with the clips turned on and all lights in the house off. They loved it and with winter coming, it's a fun indoor activity. Disks can sting if hit in the face but they have not caused any human or property damage in our home. My kids are 6 and 5 and want to play "shoot-out" every night.
1192820
I have batteries in mine, just in case, but they are not needed if you plug it into the wall outlet.
48204
Not required. I keep them inside. :-) I use rechargeable Eneloope batteries. Sometimes keep them inside for 4-8 weeks without single shot. No problems! The batteries are still strong and powerful.
126190
NO! The use on the battery is so low its not needed. I just turn it off when I leave home for an extended period of time.
2001039
yes. I don't have it in front of me right now but it uses the small ones, like AA or AAA. I don't think it came with batteries, but it does require them.